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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

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NOTICE TO HOLDERS or BONDS OF ; he
~ COUNTY r ALI EGIrNI. PtNN~NlVtNlA
The SnXIn. FInG Commas Irrs o. te 'olhtf o. AHe,
euv 81 OF ~ Vriue ~ ant"rt! 'csi"i
m them by ri Assembly,. approved ANN ~ u ~ -":
do hereby NOTIFY the OLDER Of ALLEGHENY COZ Nlf
no S that bonds and dated a. follows 10 VII
COI'PON co iPHOAlSl BONDS, Nn~ ~ ! -" i3l -,
~. i35 ~ 1879 I42 l42 IA. l45 lag IA 4 100 ~
Is1 l55 ~ ~. 40 ~ ~ iG5 ~ ~ tn ~ ~
49, 1874 1876 and 2l Also. ~ o. lsl-b Oh
pK1MiSI -, is Sos 81 l5@ and l65. II terinc tate
I"rr,Ler " In the nicr,s January lsss upon pescna-
nan nj the ohc5 OF Controller al PisbufE "a,
on aid ionds JOSIAH SPEtR.
W. Sec'y Of SnKng Iund toumission
THE RrcHwoSp AND WE,r PoINI Tn tlSAI - !
KAILw Y AND WAKEHot ~ CfhFANf)
HNuE ANNUAL M. ting of the s'0ckhudcrS
election president IN directors ana TOT lo
n,actim Of such IAor II NAV be- propef !" con.
slider tax u the the IN
of chmcnd, the l3tn day of December. 1881 Al IL
O'Clock ,.....,..r q,
p aud Will reopen Wcdnosiay Dec % - at
10 O'Clock a. ~. c. hi' mann '''o
November 20. 1891 7oete''iy'
DUTS AND CALLS on Wheat, Corn. oats.
PORK Lard on and Kairoai stocks tor long ana sh"t'
I'm. send FOR price circular. JOINS COM MisNIpN ~.
-; Van H1ren Chicago III. Koierence-Chicago trust
ar. savings Bank
oYycx OF THE GrnNANiA LIrK lNsrhANCk CoMrAMf
NN''N~ W 49, NASsAu-rr :
NFwYoRK November 20. lssI)
rJNIE annual election of Directors OF me Ger
mama Life Insnisnce Company VIII be hsa AZ .he TN u;
c nj office Of fhs ompsnv 20 Nassaust IN tne cy OF
ork WsdDesdsy. the 14th OF December 1851 o"
~ CORNELIUS DoREMUs secietary
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Ocean 5isamcrp.

CUNARD LINE.
NEw.YORK TO LIVERPOOL via OF EENsTowN from
Pier 30, North River.
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frs consider ton. Bonls may
lAnkoi-. Hr,-!.. fiF iI'N a
or OF w g.. CIApP.
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amuscments.

| 4 MEXICAN INSTITUTE FAIR,
2dand 81 av.x osrwoen ssd and sstA SITS
LAST DAY
seth GRAND INDUSTRIAL EXHTBrTroN
EVERYTHING IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MoT,1S IN
HOUSEHOLD ARrrCLEs MEcHANfcAL EFPEora
Something worth SEEING aot 50 nehias o. every ons TO
OPEN DAY AND EVENING, ADMISSION. so CENTS
RIJOU OPERA HOUSE. Matinee to-day
~ ~ pI R .a Rice DiHeys ngm2uou. PRODUCTIONS
S ssahrs with 1: GSEsfSg; Waa
CASINO. Broadway and 39th-ss.
~ TO-DAY AT2 TONIGHT ATS
7!TH AND !srH REPREsEXTATiOys AVID
Of FF N MOST RFEEsEThTGE'
COMIC OPERA PRODUCTION.
THE MAKQUIS.
RECEIVED WITH ROARS OF LAUGHTER
coR a d F;6 %ispEsnE csTn sfsII s SOC
Tomorrow, sunaav Evcnng GRAND POPULAR CON.
Mine. Helene HAstreiter Prima Donna Contrato Mr..
Ms suor H Emo nd
Nette Crpenier Noinist in con unoto with The Sasina
Neucndora
- Monday. December 5 M3snacent Production of the
sar%E co@c c 2ns "a MApaoH So Orchestra Is Full
Military Ranl ard B,lle soonorr .n,o,n,m.n,. 60
New and eats "ST be eSnrt
DALY'S THEATRE Broadway and 3Oth-st.
under The ~ Of M ACGusS
EVERY NIGHT At SIS
AUGCSTIN DAYS NEW COMEDY,
RAILROAD OF LOVE.
RAILROAD Ala Reban. Mrs Gilbert Phoebe Eu,.eu
James Lewis Joan Drew Charles Fisher
George Clarke. OTIS Skinner, ClaIlei
Lcclercq. &c. &c. 60
OF zone Of the greatest hits .
Daily ."-Times
"Completey charnnc"- Herald.
"A e table unplL - Post
,nuc Delicious comedy "-Lti-.
LOF IL. comedy SUI.
"Inc0nlrar abir comedy star.
success extraorilnaTy"- Tribune
MATINEE To- DAY AT >.
nOILS FESTIVAL for the benefit Of thu
~ NETWORK COOKING SCHOOL Will be held l.
DELMONICo's ROOMS. SATURDAY, DECEMBERS
til ii p.
Admission 80 certs. Children rs cents.
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,OUTREHNPAC|F|C RAILROAD BONDS
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.

Uo;dr-s Of First Nortga.c Bonds Of the Souh"r" ia
ciic Ea!fosd t.iupL OF la.! 'lh" are ...i .'.-'
ihcre h, no. loo ne >uAlpe FUND 0i ti. I.l PIP ION eii
la,ncnt Of u d bond 10. sun. 81 ONt II DIED al
1--WE TII0t>tED .4NE ~ NDRiD hND I'll =
moi Az. coll. ,l.ca "a. 10 tine i'i"nI JON oi pnf
chase ~ iYi af iicc .Ncccdus ltf kin'' "t ''
o,fd ~ Ithcfn Idrihc 'tt.ii't ''i
rnny hcf,y, v.tf r't~" va e. VII receive BIDS or pl"
rn- Al, for The -! ne bonds OF III" -Ad rN'
10 the SAID ~ nuLa 60 ana I'VE ih"n-"-u hi
hundred and fifty dollars. at prices 10 i~ nam'I, "'
dIIc their The twentieth daf "f
icr 1857 which the proposals. VIII D. q" .n'd ana
fin. bopl- hch ar. offered IN" lowest pc' Jess 'h'l
1f-wlI be redeemed purchased the amount H'f, u
Promo De addr .sscd > CIIAS. J. ti3't is D. IL
vice Ic- idrn. T. e Y. O. and 20 be rdDr-.d ~"
Io,al. .dcr OF FRS Mortgage Bond, southern
nv order Of he r. I'd % Directors Of said cor p,nv
!. L. WIiLCUII, secretary.
Fran rfsc November /
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~ SHORT iOUrE To LONDON.
NEN-NOitk. ~rI IlAMPIDt AND EREIEN.
~tra all ir,1 p-r. iopf 2lst.. UpJokcn.
FA>r FNPKtS- STEAMERS
Vera Dec g. l. ~tte... ri Dec ~ ~ A. M
Fms - i lac - % 30 Alisr We nee - u r'
~ 20 W. nar G . N Fudl VOL Jan. !. go =. ri.
tr.t ttpl. berth. according to o;Atod
~,roul Cabin. .J,a I~f D.. Strrrtfe 90 lowest ttt'A
o. L. ~. q o Nn 2 Laxl-mC l.reen
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CYErS J. LAwRENcE.) pord,.olrers
RIOS n AarGiI \ Ni'"' \Committee.

The above e to the bond ol Ter, rcnTe
scented nv The und' f-',n-i
Ncw.lOrk. Nov y. l--I
r. y LAWRENCE.
lhaIrnIn Fret ,orl .ngr HlAlhnIl.r,. Connlile'.
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gounirp properlp for 5I.e ano % Eet

FOR SALE.-99 years straight lease on val
liable business corner IN 81 outs having 30 'cct ront
on Olivest 100 deep lJoDt alley In and
being the southeast OF 10Th on SITS lease com
mences Jauu J. 1873. 90 ~ ~ one SOU re-
from New Custom House Poet Once ope's Ih aire ana
new Ofd Fellows IA leading retail street
81 Louis where real estate has doubled The last three
Years and s ADVANCING Ola buildings now on Tie lot rent
tW " 000a year. For further particulars address
KELLEY q CO, Agents.
7U3 Pine St,
LOus Mo
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-26
RIVER AND HARBoR NEWS.
GieaRings Among the Shipping and
Along the Wharves.

The schooner Benjamin bale went VI
on WIlliuk's marine railway for exami-
nation and repairs. The leak was To-
Gated in her cardboard seam. All her
seams Will be thoroughly caulked.
The British steamship Lancaster. Capt.
Sleeves is again In port. Sac arrived
yesterday from Liverpool and came up to
the city. The captain reports a stormy
passage across. Since she left here the
Lancaster has been thoroughly over
hauled aud the damages caused BY the
nre when she was here last has been re-
paired.
The Norwegian bark Onui. which was
damaged in collision recently was dis
charged OF $50 barrels OF rosin yesterday
by Nessrs. Bergman 4 kehoe, steve
dores. The work will be resumed to-day,
ana Is being done by order OF the under
writer's. The carpenters started work on
her Yesterday morning cutting out pl9nks
from the starboard side OF the vessel.
Messrs. a. Minis Il Co. cleared yester-
day the British bark Mercls for Liver
Fool, with Ass bales upland cotton.
weighing l,091,922 pounds, valued a.
S9S.o2A, aud - bales OF sea island cotton,
Weighing 25.2ll pounds, valued al
SAIL u, and SIS bags OF cotton seed.
Weighing ST. pounds, valued At $500.
Total valuation OF cargo Slea,6so 81.
The steamer Katie, due SUNDAY night,
did not arrive until last night. She met
with sn accident on sunday morning.
losing one OF her rudders nesr W hite
" Cman's landing. and was unable 10
travel by nisaL The services OF Mr.. Joan
Rourke We're secured as soon as tns boat
got here. and the lost ruGdsr will Dc re-
placed quite IN time for ner 70 leave on
her regular schedule to-day.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-26
\ PoRpoisE rIsnERY.
Catching the Big sea Jumpers"
for Their Hides.

4 circular letter concerninGtheq quality
aud mode Of preparing porpoise leather
has been received by the fish dealers here
from Il. q. Solomon. proprietor OF the Ca
doyau Leather Wprks, At Newark, y. j.
Nj. Solomon states that he first began
tanning the hides OF the porpolse two
years ago, that he has submitted the arti-
Gle 10 many houses in the shoe trade for
trial and thst it mas proved to be most eX-
celleuty adapted for dne boots and shoes.
The following directions for shipping
are given IN Mr.. SalOmou's circular: The
hides must be deprived of tha bluboer
and cork, that is, OF the blue coat which
covers tne outside OF the hide. and the
heavy coat which covers the flesh
side. leaving the hide only o.
aad in tuis operation every precsution
sGoUld be taken that the hide Is not in
iured by knife or otherwise. They should
then be sailed aud lett in the salt for Al
least = week. or until tue salt mas thor
OuEGly penetrated therein.
Mr.. Solomon further states that the
hides, free ol the bluhber and cork. are
worth l5c. per pound. and that As they
are quite 6eSyy the catching OF p0rPo.se
would prove a very remuner&uve en-
ployment.
y MORNING NEWS reporter called upOp
several prominent fsh dealers yesterday
20 get their views in regard - tue feast
ollitY OF establishing po-potse fishery In
the waters around Savannah. Tue 6Sl
abound IN loca, waters, and there Is no
doubt money n selling their hides II there
Is any means Of catching them thS, would
not prove to- expensive. rle sturgeon,
= larger and heavier rsh than the por-
polse. : ue.ted in great mum ers. ana 1sl
men see no reason WAY the po-p0ise can
Dot be caught IN a similar manner OLD
fishermen remarked that nothing short
ot a wire net VIII bold sUol an
sctiYe. jumping usa. And another said
That lt : 4UpoSs. Ole 30 catch = porp5iss
IN any Siru .. Net no matter how strong
Il :. Iae Csh Is the strongest and HE
aa-ies: q manage OF any fouCd in locsl
stsgs, anu School OF them would drag
boats, Dets and men out - sea. Tae only
wSy IN get them. he said. would Ne 10
blow sheu lp win dynamite.
Fac sEOe dealers say Iaat porpo;ss
leather makes tne 1UeSt Nlrd q sh KS ana
taAt q Is almost I'd posS! bic 10 wear them
cut. Il have none in stock iust now"
sid one dealer, but here srs some shoe
strings made OUT .. the leather, and you
car Judge iron them what IL Is. II you
car break one Of them I VIII give YOU a
lsi dozen. and they sell a -. pair.
ibe reporter then tried his muscle. Out
be did rot have enough 20 make Two
pieces CUT Of t1e small StriY q leather
and had to give il up.
he meat OF t6e porua.Se, the Esa
dealers say. : una; Tor Use. bUt their tat
.U.u.>-eS nae quality .. ell. watch =
CGc- used s. lubricant
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-26

John Is. German, Esq, OF the Tslb0ttcn
New Ira. Is in the city. There Is no gen.
tlemsn connected vita tae press OF Ge1r-
cla better kuown ~ the readers al the
MORNING NEWS than Mr.. German. He
visits Savannah in the interest OF his
Wel.-known book Around the World in
- published IN the interest OF foreign
missions. Re Is gentleman whose peas
INK manners hide the ability which 1t has
taken book 70 develop in us fu.lness. to
his friends SIS well as tae puotle.
Among The arrivals at the Pulaski
House yesterday were George N Miller.
Wilmington; J N West and wife, Sprins.
field. Mass; N Williams. Boston: Q
Bradford and daughter. Richmond; JoaR
? Haines, 4 4 kingslsnd. New YORK:
} F Jackson, Giillnsyille, : {; q " Fred.
srmsn, Augusta; II c Leith. Toronto,
Cansos; Or r Emory sud wife, Baliimore.
At the Marshall House were Z P " hit
nsy, I 5 Watson, 81 A Rueker. D T Cor
ham. Frsd Van Warmer, q ID Bau. New
lcgS; } n Thompson. J \ Baker. Mary
and; W 4 Price, Brewster. y Y; Y Il
BurDes. Augusta; II Il Peoples, south
Carolina; seward Johnson, Bruusv4cz
A. tie Screyen House were " y Ooi-
E0U}. Miss susie O0tnoGt. Rocl Ter. y
y /; John " PeaTce. Atlanta; ChTIstouErr
gray. New J ors; J I hsGIs. DeXl1 E:au.
y \; : A FeldmEu. Allentown. Pa; " :
Mclean. J Williams. ClIcAs1: ! II
PARK. Jr. Wm Stewart. J T Hsnmul. NeV
NorS. George Hartman, BalLuO7e: e +
Cornell AMI vie, New Y9-z: J = Rus
sell and wife. VI 2ite1al. : u; 4 Patton
tireeCyllle. : c.
Ag11s Aarae-i 1oEse were l " Miller.
Atlanta; d y Hutchinson. \ " PARISH.
A1s-: 4 Dalton. LyGE. Mass; J : Lana
ana SOU. GoSz y !: Il 7 u ssyer and
wife. I 4 -uue.1- Ifevel sra. Q: a Il
Srcwn. Z MeDoBsl1. AeI1tosa: Ad-
k.rs. N sycross; ! Lewis. i u Young.
Philadelphia George y Maze ~
Lot1air; 7 . RSileT aid SISTER. Miles:
/ : Les. Cary: Hecry. Louisville, HI.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-26
THE MENDELsSoaN CONCERT.
Bvii!i@ut Entertainment by the
Boston QujutcttC Club.

Bvii.i@ut entertainment by the
Boston Qujutcttc Club.
Tae Mendsl>soan CaIu,e're cab con
cs-s 81 I1a TaeA.rs las a.S1t las, vita =
t-W exceptions, probably never ben ex.
ca lal ~ sny musical entertainment
gwen ic SsyEuuse. There wss not va
cSu. ssSt &C. t.e I1sSt.s Below TIE 80
.sry. Ess audience IN rum be-S az5 81
point et tTiliAUCy sU6 e-sEs1ce Of t15l 81
Won ) 2sNa claimed superiority
sCyw here. ASIDE f.an ba.aS the mos,
brilliant &. wSs - t1a-oCSE,V an soFce-
e.Auve al sad ease s. sly taai Iae Men
blossoms aAve appeared before IN tas
>oG;o.
Tas programme wss rrsEn 5csnt'y -sn-
5s-si. x ousnet wiz tae % rtsiie n +
fat by AsgC-,SSo1n. w1tc1 s. rl&7e1
IS II ev ere instrument. NJ. Ta0m a.
RYAN, the founder o. the elm. &1i Wa
asS been VITA Z Tor IS years. received s
rcGId O. sVplA-ss - Ge stepped = r,u ia
stsGe. his cl&rIcsiis 1Ss 3ost rome ca IL
SWeetre >> AMI as bow rcu= - is SKIN.
Mss Ace IRAN. daughter q lie Vensr-
So musician. s&cE t-e S1cls1t itSl-
la az &c BsceS- heeca- t-slz-" ofAe-w -
Known s. "pur q C->t - composed N
Latta Sa-Gt t-e vss- L-1l AID - an e.
co-s lama --Lce CV C--Sl-zr-
Alt-ouS1 1s- wee : 20 tie sI-u- .-z>i.
"a : SIX est sIG c.ss-. and Gcss- Vs-tecI
c2Ctrc.. MIS- Ey2a MS "a rt5-o.-slv a2-
. sided OPol Be- 1rsi appearance, ana
lstS- o. sc Sscg Ia>r'S '-tT1a1cvs." II
response - 81 sus1--S,s>tfe r@ca. sae
caVe e q ca2CliI< E2s--s- ~I1r@s O4a
MAIDS Her s>aeeLoCs were 81 ex-
GA s..s,y s1rE.
Prof.. \. Z. >a'ono-s. u11-- veosa
direction the cEE,es-F Vas given rye
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-26
MONDAY NIGHTS FIRE.
What Daylight Revealed - The
Bookkeeper's story.

All that remained yesterday morning o
Ruwe's cracker and candy factory were
black crumbling walls aud a mass o.
chsrred debris. Daylight disclosed the
fact that Meyers beer bottliug establish
meut had suffered much less damage than
was supposed. The trc mad been confined
mainly To the roof and the wooden corulce
ard the stock in the place was we'll pro-
teCted against damage by water Mt
Never returned from Jacksonville in the
morning and soon had everything M
working order.
The scene Of the fire was visited by
numbers u p.oDle during the day. In
tue afternoon Chief Fernando OF the nr5
department had hall the Bay street wall
OF The factory torn down. aud also the
greater part Of tee east wall.
About , O'Clock IN the morning, before
the ire was out digit 81 steps on which
sue Chlet and Fireman David Gelss were
standing fell sui taTew them 70 the lower
door, which WAS stIll on are and full OF
smoke \ portion Of the wall subse
QUeNty fell on Fireman Cess and dislo-
GATED Hls shoulder, 4 ladder fell en- Lee
PlatsAek. OF the COX aud Ladder truoA,
and broke \ bone ia one Of his ankles.
Mr.. ", +. GRAHAM, 81 tue Pulaski
House. repeated the statement whIca was
Graham in reference 70 having seen two
meu come out Of the factory a few min.
UleS before the alarm was turned in. Oue
Was tall man aud ihe other was about
The average helEht. or perhaps a little
less. he Is positive that he could i26n-
ufy one OF them al least
Mir. 7. 81. " alis. who IS M Ruws's
0ookAeeper, made the following stste-
ment YESTERDAY;
Edward >ieS1in and myself were the
last tWo 70 leave the middle building Of
tue bakery last might. Ii was then exactly
: O'Clock, StsgStn hal one Key aud
GeorSe CLARK. lr,. tne otaer. When jae
alarm was turned IN came down immc-
Glately ani went 10 the front door. Srd
had 10 walt = few minutes for Mr. SteEEiu
20 come with the KEY. I Immediately
opened The door, sud Stood b. II nearly sill
the time the IRE WAS IN progress. SieS-
gins asserts positively that be wSS not IN
taa trout par, at the olildiaS A. all until
be CAys me the SSy. Tae parties Mt.
Graham saw coming out must have been
StesEIu and myself al &C .ock. IS il WAS
impossible for any Que else - cone IN OF
get out, with the exception % e CLARK,
who was 81 nome trou O'clock yeStsr-
day evening until iais morning. anj did
not Know The place wss OIL 1Ce uuUl tails
morning.
Every one was out Of tae huild.nS con-
tSiGiSK she MACHINERY wGcl We lS.t eN-
cept tae foreman. " 70 saws be went cut
Sen minutes Atter Is, Snd a.c2e. he de-
clages pos jlYoiy taAt lie 8 .d nos oreG or
Try 20 open The io5r d: tle bakery bul.a-
inS Uail. I cSuas down.
LA SO lnteEvseN Wt;h NJ. smith be re-
pes;ed his statements Pr o.iSled tels
UloyNjuE,
He sad NAT he vsssttaa h,llllfar "a.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-26
PRoBABLN 4 rE>r CAsE.

The Magistrates Taking Advice
About Fees in Criminal Cases.
Tee Magistrates Q, tie cry asve c,n.
Suited sevsuS, lawyers AZ references q
Soltcstoz General GuRsEEor's coas:rue.
tioR a tie lsw governing tte.r Eess IL
rri1in&, osses. Sad IL Esy oe tssi tas
matter will Ae tesle& ia TIE Saos-.ar
Court. TIE Interview watch appeared .r
Use MORNING NEW> some DAYS $50 IL
which tAe S1llc5ior Gsus-a. v&S c-c5es
as SAYING tAst hcIA ,0tSe> 1S6 cosSu-rss
N has co1strDct2oa 8, 31e lSw, S1ca i
have scdee IN reference o. peace VA.
rams retlT1 abe uude- iae c.lg coke
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-26
BURNS BIRTHDAY.

-. Andrews Men sing Songs. Eecite
Poetry Snc Drink EOt scotch.
TIE s. Andrews >oossty celebrated
TIE enc hundred Sgd iusaty-alSata a..
rivsrs&ry a. Barns birthday a. Metro
rolitSz h&l AS niEst- Tss-e Vas du.ts
8 gStAerinC q Scotchuer il honor az
taslr nSuon&. peel tvs.vo1e present
reaG e. repeated something lDon Burns
E1d several e. lis iu.Iitstls songs Us-e
slng. Tie ra-sscA. responses were rs
MsSSrs. h&.lAEJyne. Dc-ear and Pa
coEer. Al tle cclc.C.lrr me mem hers
joined hands Suc sung -AGi5 l&rs Svrs .''
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-26
DROWNED FROM las ErHEL
William Manner Falls Overheard
From a River steamer.

William Manner Falls Overhoa rf
From a River steamer.
William Manner, passenger On the
Steamer Etael. was drowned early yes,
terdsy morning from tAe boat at = point
cp tas river between 6r>ovs-'s landing
EEd Sisters terry. shortly after dSv-
hgat yesterday Mareg coi I'D cat q
he'd and coming cat f-on has
sJaierocsn wect below near TIE guards o.
tie steamer sgd In soa,e way ;Cu :, -
overland. be had "a AaSvy ove7co&t @,
wAxea se,d him above water tor some iii-
l'eSlme. hut he foAte5 shout go ya-6<
fCon tae steamer - ore he sank. A. cSort
was made ~ tie c11ce-s q tAe stsSme.
% launch t0s lie bosi hGt teere WAS some
S,&c0lty Sud aslSy Ia dong -. ard Ne-
Fore il coCld he rowei q Ats rescue NSre-
sank. He was SAoCt - o. = vsa-s - age
Rnd WAS TeQU5sa te ~ s sober Sn& ir6us-
trloCs young gnSn. hls father. William
.. MS2eT. = s resident q this city.
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Jcss Williams eoto-ea wAs sentenced
D. paw so ~ 50 70 a. io- t1l-iy aavs ~
the MSyov YESTERDAY toy 1S1laS on tae
siTcei, ans 20, resisting FolcsmA1 M&ae-
whsle IL tAe Discharge e. l.s Jcty.
MSrsa MRxSe.l co't~ea pss given
SO o. jwelty GEvs to- G.sor1s- 2 ctrtLc,
On he streets
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Tbs .'>oess, Fo-,ics~ gave Er-i-s- 6e-
Asatr-l 1al a.; sst a. A-ua-y Ek-
ara lare.g. WSs Es. a? -uUi 81 early
Ao1. ttls ua.n-EC. TIE boz Vas arc =
aiis1.e-. r.&-tlta s-ly - isoss va
Vltz4 tle o. a-i.es' r suie-s.k.r clsristGvt
become - Qcg-.1r. A. Ei1E1gll q 4-1ct
Va ss-Na..
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* NSNS ~ AS "a IA III Il %sAoH'
Consumption, snd wasting IN children.
>c5lt's Emulsion OF pure God Liver OIL
w.-h Eyp0p oospaites, Is 4 mast vslu able
GOD snd medicine. Is creates An appetite
fa- iooc, s:r5- g.lers ire reTF Cls system.
and Builds UP oe D-dy. Please I'D: i
--led SCOTS Emulsion OF 4 yCUng man
y 1oul physicians al times gave ~ hu-e.
>iCee lie began using h Lu-u son LIS
cough has ceased. laIE5d F-zz aud
strength. and from al appearances Ms
lie viii Be prolonged many YEAR,
JOIN SULLIVAN, H0sVilz, Steward.
AorgEDZs. Pa.
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HN-r~u Huus~

concerning pc-lLibs n1t=. 2 ssTE1.
ELA q 49, ne FIo-las TImss-I rlDL SAYS
-W rats --au he nn-s. E-1lralf ~ - =
Ls1e5 De >EvEnuEs f.Epsrs ina lrs
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ho-Els n lbs CIV i tEct tner lave a.
-Elv a. TIE uGns-s COZ .!usd There
u 4 so5 iussA1uDss q FlbriGlLns a. wkyt
rsglsts-sc there
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~Eaaga On plrt. >,

ASK fc- Rough CT Dirt:~ 8 psr1ect
Washing powder 1cuud al as, 4 harm
.ssS extra me A. &rIcls. pZfs ard
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w1l-szs -15olt s.iEacasi 'Cry q finest
s-c- [ -s--Ellal f1F ne linens an
ACES. L5z@-G- tcls-oo3. kitchen AZ
k-c5-y -Ss. >.oiGeEs EstHr. saves lso0r
2ul soap. A11sd 70 sia-c1 prevents ysl-
Owing. o. Ice. Sc a. G-C.csrs
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Ao0ag bvS1oEs TBkHOW1 Friszd's
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Clarence WGliAms plead So rr il ;ls
<SaeTaor CoGri yssiecaav g., tEs charge
a. laroesy froz tls bolss- Sr5 wa sen.
ssrce6 10 the pen en- sre ro- ta0es wears
Walakzas afeass uAs stsAl cE rn1
WSScA, valued 81 81. trol l. 4. a..
Ken. O. Az a.
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&ass-k p. :. Ca-llns 4 "a. ree5 vs5
Tes1s-ckr = usi elegant suVr.y o.
e2zRrAS. 17T3s>- onions. e-c- kn1 toeF
oze- 1nau 70 tie : g Al8s a. s-4ass Wt5c1
Carlos ts e-- 1es ca 10 wa Ss ne 70
cxll g. ihels slS-s ana sKGELnt he ID
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Weather Indications

I Special indications for Georgia:
RAIN colder and rain, followed by
air weather.
For Georgia, Eastern Florida
and Western Florida: Colder, north
westerly winds, rain, followed by fair
weather.
The height Of the river Al Augusta at
l:SSo'elock p. N. Yesterday (AugusJa
time was 9.3 feet-a rise OF 10 footdurlng
the preceding "A hours.
ConparaJive statement OF temperature
81 Savannah Jan. > 1886 and 1897:
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